After I installed MSN Messenger on my OS X iBook, I discovered that it seemed to automatically load when I started the computer. This puzzled me. I did not have it in my login items, and there was no checkbox within the program to make it do that.
I finally realized that it was starting whenever Classic started, but no other time. Here is what I did to solve the problem:
I finally realized that it was starting whenever Classic started, but no other time. Here is what I did to solve the problem:
- Make sure Classic is running.
- In the Finder, locate the folder where the actual MSN Messenger application resides.
- Highlite the application, and press Command-I.
- Check the checkbox labled "Open in the Classic environment".
- Launch the program.
- Once you have completed the configuration for MSN Messenger for Classic, press Command-; (for preferences).
- Under the General tab, uncheck the checkbox labeled "Always run this program...", then click OK.
- Use Command-Q to quit MSN Messenger.
- To make MSN Messenger run in OS X once again, uncheck the checkbox you checked in step 4.
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